Monoï de Tahiti® Oil intensive moisturizing and regenerating effects
Why buy
Monoi de Tahiti is a multifunctional oil that provides deep hydration and regeneration for skin and hair. This traditional Tahitian product helps retain moisture, softens dry skin and makes hair shiny and soft.
In addition, you will be enchanted by its exotic scent of Tiare flowers, which evokes the atmosphere of distant islands. The oil is ideal for daily care, especially in dry or cold climates, and also has aromatherapy effects that stimulate the senses.
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Monoi de Tahiti is produced in the traditional way: the flowers of the Tahitian gardenia (Tiare) are hand-picked when they are still in their infant stage. At least 15 flowers are then macerated in a litre of pure coconut oil for at least 15 days. During this time, the flowers release their intense fragrance and beneficial substances into the oil, creating an excellent cosmetic product.
The tiare flower is the symbol of Tahiti and its fragrance is an essential part of the local culture. It has soothing and anti-inflammatory properties that are ideal for sensitive skin. The flower also symbolizes purity and friendship.
The French government granted Monoi de Tahiti a Protected Designation of Origin (Appellation d'Origine) in 1992, guaranteeing that this oil is authentic and produced according to traditional Tahitian methods. This certification ensures the high quality and origin of the product, which combines Polynesian tradition with European standards.
Key ingredients
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Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil - Coconut oil is known for its intense moisturizing properties and its ability to protect skin and hair from drying out. It is quickly absorbed and leaves the skin soft and smooth.
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Gardenia Tahitensis Flower Extract - Tiara flower extract adds an exotic scent to the oil and has soothing and anti-inflammatory properties that help to gently care for sensitive skin and hair.
Although Monoi de Tahiti and its ingredients are of a quality comparable to organic products, they do not have formal certification due to low production and price burden.
The coconut oil contained in Monoi de Tahiti has a low melting point (about 25°C), so it can appear in liquid form in warm weather. This is normal and does not affect the quality of the oil; if you prefer a solid form, you can store the oil in the refrigerator.
Ingredients
Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Gardenia Tahitensis Flower Extract.
- The composition is 100% natural.
- Free of water, parabens, allergens, artificial fragrances or synthetic substances.
Volume: available in 30 ml, 60 ml, 120 ml and 180 ml glass cups.
Producer. Lucie Horakova, Czech Republic
Storage: store in a dry and dark place at a temperature of up to 25 °C. Shelf life is one year from the date of manufacture; once opened, use within six months.
Usage:
Apply as needed to the entire body, skin and hair up to twice daily. Can also be applied to pulse points as a natural perfume.
Newborns: The EU claims that it is not for use on children under 3 years of age due to the extract's content, but Polynesians have used the oil for centuries to anoint newborns, cleanse objects, and moisturize hair and skin. It is always a good idea to perform a sensitivity test on a small area of skin to check that there is no reaction. Monoi de Tahiti can be a great way to gently moisturize and protect baby's skin.
TIP: For hair care, apply Monoi de Tahiti evenly to the entire length of the hair, wrap the hair in a warm towel for 30 minutes and then wash thoroughly with a natural shampoo or shampoo.
When caring for the ends, just gently rub a small amount of oil into the ends at the end of the wash and leave to dry; do not rinse further.
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Who is Medarek
It is a young family that tries to live in harmony with nature. They are interested in health, beekeeping, mix their own cosmetics, like to take photos, brew their own beer and generally do many things their own way.
Lead developer - Lucie
... the driving force behind the whole family and the family "business" is Lucy, who has only limited knowledge about bees, but a much greater understanding of the art of apiculture.
Lucka graduated from Masaryk University with a Master's degree in special education with a focus on speech therapy, sign language therapy and specific learning disorders. For five years she worked as a teacher in a kindergarten speech therapy class, but eventually fate took her in a completely different direction.
Some ask her if she regrets spending time studying at university when she now devotes her time to mixing ointments. However, she feels grateful to be her own boss (unless her son Vashik or daughter Helenka is in charge at home :)) and to be able to bring joy with her products.
It warms her heart to see that her zinc ointment helps little babies with skin problems, and she enjoys the idea of wedding guests enjoying the honey she has decorated at night.
Photographer - Standa
...is not only the head of the family, but also the court photographer and an avid beekeeper who is not only interested in bees and honey, but also makes his own homemade mead and beer. His genius idea was the popular wedding honey bees :) .
Standa graduated from an industrial high school with a focus on mechanical engineering and after almost three years of working in the workshop he became a designer, where he spent the next 12 years. Every
